Fluid
A Guide for People with Flexible Sexuality
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Society recognises a more diverse range of sexual identities than ever before, but people often still think we have to choose one and stick to it forever. If the idea of a single, unchanging sexual identity just doesn't fit right - this is the book for you.
Challenging binary notions of sexuality and gender, this is a deep exploration of fluid sexuality, exploring its relationship to bisexuality, multisexuality, asexuality and gender fluidity. Chapters cover everything from understanding diverse attractions, coming out, navigating love, sex and relationships - and looking after your mental health as a fluid person. Combining real life accounts and practical guidance, this wide-ranging guide has all the tips you'll need to explore the joys and challenges of sexual fluidity.
Challenging binary notions of sexuality and gender, this is a deep exploration of fluid sexuality, exploring its relationship to bisexuality, multisexuality, asexuality and gender fluidity. Chapters cover everything from understanding diverse attractions, coming out, navigating love, sex and relationships - and looking after your mental health as a fluid person. Combining real life accounts and practical guidance, this wide-ranging guide has all the tips you'll need to explore the joys and challenges of sexual fluidity.
- Published: Apr 21 2025
- Pages: 240
- ISBN: 9781805013679
Press Reviews
Ritch C. Savin-Williams, Professor Emeritus of Psychology Cornell University
Fluidity can mean and define a person in a variety of ways. This is an essential guide for those who seek to understand it.
Ben Pechey, Author, Presenter, DE&I Consultant, LGBTQIA Advocate, TED Speaker
Paves the way for us to understand our sexuality with a rigorous yet caring approach, showing those who exist beyond binaries the joy of fluidity. A sensational read.
Robert Brooks Cohen, he/him, Author & Content Creator
A fresh and necessary perspective on queerness, honoring the labels that our ancestors fought to normalize while providing a path to understanding sexuality and gender that is free of constraints or assumptions. Cusack's work feels like a bridge to the next generation and an even more expansive conception of personal identity. Everyone, however they identify, will learn something from this book, and I expect we'll all be talking a lot more about fluidity - and Fluid - in the future
Anuli Changa, Bi Pride UK
An intersectional exploration of fluidity that feels both individiual, relatable and educational. This book feels relevant to so many conversations and draws so effectively from research and lived experience. As an educator, I would use it as a source for my students and as a member of the community, this work feels affirming and empowering.